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How the E-commerce influences demand patterns ? As technology, e-commerce, and globalization become more intertwined, buyers and sellers are increasing their connectivity and the speed with which they conduct sales transactions. As we saw during the recent turmoil in the financial markets and some supply chain networks, speeding up sales transactions can be a very positive attribute when small market corrections are taking place. However, during a major economic correction like the one we witnessed during the Great Recession, a quicker response to sales transactions can have cascading impacts on supply chains, resulting in large contractions or expansions in orders, production, shipments, and inventory. Thus, there are some potentially negative consequences to the rapid growth of e-commerce. In this volatile business environment, supply chain managers should consider developing strategies for dealing with the rapid swings that can result from increasing use of e-commerce in a globalized market.In conclusion, the high technological e-commerce online shopping model change, it can influence consumer behavior change to influence any country's economic environment to change to be better or worse. So, they has direct relationship between the country e-commerce development and its economic recession or growth. The impact of e-commerce and R&D and two other variables on economy development in 21 selected countries. This study used panel data technique with Generalized Least Square Regression (GLS) method during the period of 2005 to 2013. The results showed that e-commerce and R&D had a positive and significant impact on GDP (Gross Domestic Product) per capita based on purchasing power parity, with e-commerce having a stronger development-enhancing effect in comparison to R&D. Health expenditure and government size as other dependent variables also had a positive influence on GDP per capita, which could be effective in improving and growing the economy.